On “Long Way From Home,” Misha and cocabona join forces with Boston-based vocalist ToriTori and rapper Latrell James, creating a deeply personal track that gently navigates grief, memory, and the bonds that connect us even beyond physical distance.
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Following their soulful first single, "The Present", featuring Joya Mooi and Jamiroquai drummer Derrick McKenzie, Misha and cocabona return with the emotionally reflective "Long Way From Home", the second single from their forthcoming EP, JOMO (Joy Of Missing Out), out September 26, 2025.
On "Long Way From Home", Misha and cocabona join forces with Boston-based vocalist ToriTori and rapper Latrell James, creating a deeply personal track that gently navigates grief, memory, and the bonds that connect us even beyond physical distance. ToriTori’s tender vocals blend effortlessly with Latrell James’ heartfelt verses, set against a soulful backdrop that balances warmth and melancholy.
At the song’s emotional core lies a vulnerable hook, expressing both longing and the comforting closeness of memory:
Sometimes the distance gets me so sad,
There’s not a minute I don’t wish that,
That I could see you,
Sometimes memories bring me so close,
So close,
I swear I almost think I can hear you,
Maybe someday,
When I see you.
Latrell James’ verse resonates deeply, blending personal reflections on loss, family, and growth into a poetic, almost conversational delivery. His sincerity pairs effortlessly with ToriTori’s soulful melodies, creating a powerful emotional dialogue that stays with the listener.
"Long Way From Home" exemplifies the genuine connection and shared musical vision between Misha and cocabona. Having previously collaborated with artists like Lalah Hathaway, Talib Kweli, and Amber Navran (Moonchild), their music continues to stand out through its authentic storytelling and thoughtful production, resonating widely across genres and borders.